Meager Signs Of Christmas Found Common In Germany
BAD NAUHEIM Germany Special A December snow brings thoughts of Christmas though life in Germany remains constrained by war After weather and shortages shops have limited decorations food is scarce and goose dinners are uncommon Yet a glimpse of holiday spirit survives with parties little gifts and a family scene observed in Berlin and Munich with American aid influences.
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Uber
Met
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Kad Nautrim
U.S
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Munich
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Poland and War Envelope Europe Children’s Hope for Germany
The report notes that Polish and European children have not hardened their hearts or minds. They are not hostile to an escape from war and hatred. The writer suggests that younger children remain too innocent in hate, offering some hope for Germany’s future.
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Poland
Europe
Germany
This Was News 20 Years Ago This Was News 20 Years Ago
A collage of brief society notes recalls holiday visits and travels. Mrs. P. House Qua yern and family, Rex Cecvert and baby in Oklahoma City, Miss Helen Bixby Fort Smith to Fort Worth, Miss Gertrude Cockrul in Oklahoma City, Wayne Robertson in Chickasha, Henry Russell family in Muskogee, Anne Dawes home for holidays, Merl Denney from the Sooners, plus a Yale Princeton origin stat about college presidents.
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Lawton Constitution
P. House
Quayern
H. L. House
Rex Cecvert
Baby
Oklahoma City
Cameron
Calvert
Lawton Mercsantile Company
Helen Bixby
Fort Silam- Pl
Nedra
Muskogee
Sadie Compton
Duncan
Clarence Jamison
Rs. Lee. Tipton
Jamison
Temple
Turi
M. Anne Dawes
St. Anthony's Hospital
J. BR. Dawes
Merl Denney
Sooner Orchestra
Universitahoma
Norman
Isiting
W. L. Denney
Redeployment Calendar Fifteen Thousand Sailors Return Home
The Associated Press reports a mass homecoming as fifteen thousand service members depart to their homeland aboard 29 ships arriving in three cases and three west coast ports. Notable arrivals include New Yorks Newburg Victory with 1533 troops from 237th and 636th port companies and various ordnance units. Meany Hospital Ship with 59 troops. Lincoln Victory from Le Havre with 93rd quartermaster units. Wheaton Victory from Antwerp with field artillery and tank battalions plus medics. Continuous troop movements reflect a broad mix of units and miscellaneous personnel returning home from Europe and the front.
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Associated Press
New York
Newburg Victory
98H Ordnance Company
Heavy Ordnance Company
James M. Rhodes
Alfred Moore
M.nfantry
Meany
Hieator Lord
Thomas Jefferson
SueGorge Tuesbee
Harold 4. Brown
Tared Ingersoll
Seaston
Lincoln
le Havre
93Rd Quartermaster Railroad Company
Urmermaster Gas Supply Company
Ballion
Trans-Portation Corps
Wheaton Victory
Antwerp
South Field Artillery
Stove Service and Repairs Offered by Burba Stove Shop
Stoves set adjusted repaired prompt service offered for installation adjustment or repair by Burba Stove Shop located at 108 North Fourth. Contact phone 769 for quick heating help and stove maintenance.
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World War II Troop List From Pearl Harbor to Okinawa
A compact dispatch lists Victor Herbert from Marseilles with 24 personnel and multiple ships and units. It notes AS San Diego with 210 navy personnel aboard ships from Pearl Harbor, plus army contingents from Portland and Cape Mendocino, and troops aboard John Jay, Lacrosse Victory, Louis McLane, and Tellawing Bay regions. It also covers Los Angeles entries with soldiers from Mania, Guam, Okinawa, and Pearl Harbor, listing dozens of named individuals and units.
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Victor Herbert
Marseilles
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Herndon
LST
Portland
Ore
Cape Mendocino
Jinsen
Korea
Newport Jews Va
John Jay
Westfield
Lacrosse Victory
Louis McLane
60Th Motor Ambulance Company
R. W. Moore
Los Angeles
Robert Fechnew
Mania
Bowie
Guam
Wiliam J. Gray
Okinawa
Crowe
Pearl Harror
Aristheous
Appalachian
Blood plasma supplies to be adequate for Oklahoma doctors
Oklahoma City reports State health commissioner says adequate supplies of blood plasma will soon be available to physicians and hospitals. Red Cross and military surplus plasma distribution to states may enable doctors to carry plasma on call for emergencies. A regional Red Cross medical representative is expected to visit to work with state medical associations on distribution plans.
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Oklahoma
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Mathews
Red Cross
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